Reporter and Post.
Entered at the Dan'wrv, -V. (■ -, Posl-office
m Second Clan* Matter» -
DAN BURY,
a dki ' a '■
Caldwell, of LnnJ
nark, never levels his quill without do
ing execution. 110 is always sura of
liis gfflno. The following is unique and
"We are grioved to see it
- «rtnn#tiWrt*tß tfio u 
and umtod himself with the Republicans (
' *WiB tlatural inquiry wKI be, "who is
But never uttnd about tl.at. j
ll'lic (hot'that ?e has fouuJ it expedi-j
ent to print a card argues that he is a !
X ijifcrscfh of myr« than ordinary couse-]
* qletfco, fttss tt not' that his leaiv-j
tag is a rnittor of grave public eoueern.,
When Jdhn Smith and Hill Joneschange |
♦heir politics they Dover print any cards, |
because, with becoming modesty, they j
argue to themselves that their political I
ratiocinations are not calculated to oc
casion {great upheavals; but when Large
Isaacs change their colors it is customa
ry for them to let their fellow-citizens
know of it; and as these are the rules
that govern the two classes, the convic
tion is forced upon us that Mr. Winston
is one of the Btg Ikes. Hut lest our
readers, consumed as they must be, by a
desire to know nmre about him, should
conclude that this classication does not
sufficiently identity him we will add that
Mr. Winston, of Winston, is a lawyer,
and is known to fame as the son of his
father and as a delegate to the national
Democratic convention which met at St.
Louis in 1870 and nominated Til leu and
Hendricks. He acquired prominence
in that body, aeaording to a story of his
own telling,'in this wise: While a cer
tain eminent statesman was addressing
the obnvention, a certain person passed
rapidly among the delegates, none of
them knowing who he was, and whisper
ed to as many of them as he could reauh
to l *fca!l for Winston." When ths spea
ker concluded, one universal shout went
up for "Winston! Winston!" Patriot
Ilenrjj moisted the platform and was
unlltnbering for a speech, when a dele
gate, with a shrill voice, screamed out
from tho middle of the hall, "Why,
that's the very d—d little rascal that
told us to call for Winston!"
It is probable that it is (lie eminence
won on tliat oooasiuu that warrants Mr.
Winston in printing a card. True, be
onus had a situation undor the Demo
cratic party in the folding department
of the House ot Representatives at
Washington, but that-ef itself, does not
luakc a man distinguished. At all events
Mr. Winston, as remarked already, his
printed it card. We have not read it
life is short. But i( was du« tho Dem
ocratic party that, under the eircuin
stanous, a card should have been printed.
Supposa jt had gone into the next cam
paign not knowing until after it was
too late to recede, that Mr. Winston
was not with it? Sergeant Brown, a man
of prowoss, told after the war, that jnst
on the very eve of the battle of Gotty
burg, when vverythiug was in readiness
for the charge, Gen. Lee oallei
down the liue. "l.« Sergsant Brows on
hand.'" The rtujjpnnse went back, '-yes'
"Well then," exclaimed the general as
the iQok of anxiety jiasscd out of his uyo
"let tho battle proceed,"
Suppose Sergeant Brown had not
been there and Uf;n. Loe had not known
it until he inquired! And then suppose
Chairman Coke conducting a campaign
next year, and not learning, uutil the
last minute, that Mr. Winston was not
on hand?
It is interesting and amusing, says
the Statesville Landmark, to obscrvo
how the Republican papers do now
blackguard Ilolden. Until recently he
was, in their eyes, a pious, persecuted, j
patriotic man, but having just now re
nounced the devil and all his works they
see that hu is a fool and a scoundrel,
that he always was a traitor, and they
are glad be is gone ! L ittle pop-guns
who were red-mouthed Democrats wliil j
Holden was building up a Republican
party m North Carolina, but who, at
tracted like the buzza.d to the spot
where the spoils were to be found, have ,
gone over to the party which ho made,.
are now peeking at him with their puny 1
pens—fellows who, but for him, would
have been Democrats all their tlays in
stead of tho renegades that they arc.—
It is intqresting, wo say, to sec these
ours abusing Ilolden, but lor whom they
would never have hewn what they are.
It is rumored in Washington that in
an investigation which will be made
shortly lit the interest of the government
there will be Some startling and sensa
tional developments at to how the vcr
diot In the star route trial was socurcd.
The oonduotor of an exsursinn train
between Scrsnton, Pa., and Mountain
Park, a few •'.ays ago, put a young man, 1
who had DO ticket, off the train when it
was running thirty miles an hour. He
fell beneath ths wheels and was '-Hied.
OF THE WEEK, j
CAttEFrLi.y rrir.ED ,ivo on \-;r\si:;
MOM Tire UKi-ouTER i yi> vosr s j
- JUepLL.V'iKiS.
. * . •• f I
State hiows.
' .T'0re«B»l»HO I'emtde College lias ll'S
' h&irdisw and 30 day scholars.
j 'BTamjip Xonvnjt, of Uillsboro wants!
his horse igai i t, any in North!
I Carolina for a purse of §"••• i or $1,0.' '
t Joseph M. Recce, postmaster at Stm
ilyCrck, Randolph comity, v,as nes-,
. 'ed Inst Friday for purloin.n : fri-m 'lie
i mails a letter foutajinni* i»"M! ->f T-*'
change iur j> Ll l^.
! The Raleigh JY'rwi and O'ncrin i savs
'a private letter from l?r ;'on reports
the >ew Knglanders as fiiirly nstoitfshed
! at rte ningnitutle, variety and excellence
 of Nortii Carolina's exhibit there.
An county correspond-.
I unt of the Raleigh -Veil's aaU Ou»ertwr\
j proposes to bo one of sOll to give &100 |
' each to osteblish a homo for disabled
J Caruliua Confederate Holuiers.
I J. A. Uomlmnn, a freight conductor
II on the Richmond it Danville Railroad, I
■ 1 having been crippled recently, t>_v fall-I
: |ing from tne train, has brought suit
■ against the road for $20,000 damages, j
' The /■jurnut says that Miss Penelope'
Williams, a white woman, "0 years of j
nge, fell into a cistern at the Central '
' Hotel, New Berne, on the 7th, and was I
droWnod. The occurrence is thougnt to
l | have been accidental.
tj A spark from the chimney set the j
i roof of the Mountain Hotel, at Morgan
j ton, on fire, Monday afternoon, says the
, I Mountaineer, and it was only by the j
I j most strenuous exertions that tho bail- !
, ding was saved from destruction.
'i Wilmington and vicinity were visited!
: by a terrific storm last Sunday night.
> The Review says the wind blew a gale ;
-1 all night and considerable damage was 1
f j done. The ocean iashed the coast aid
i at Wrightvillonound all the bath hov.s s
fj were washed.away and as much damage
"! wus dene as was done by the hurricane
1 j of two years ago.
The Charlotte Jo'irml-O'iirrvsr re
l ports that last Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Sossanmn, of Cabarrus, were rc
j turning home from Rocky River church '
! where 'hev had been to have thetr ehild
| habtized, wlutn a wheel of the buggy ran :
into a deep rut, causing Mrs. So.ss:i:iinii!
to lose her hold on the ohild, which fell
from her lap to the gtound and had its :
j skull crushed.
An extra of the Morganton Jhun
. taineer reports that last Sunday W liijuri.
: ' Buff, a refuted moonshiner of the South
t Mountains of Burke county, wont to !
t the distillery id Moultou Rani; y, m the I
s satae county, to summon hi:r to appear
f at Ilurk.- court as a witne»s. Tiio tv,\ j
engaged in an altercation. Buaehar-j
. giug Ramsey with haiittg itituriued thej
. revenue officer!) upon him. The result
. of it was that Buff shot the other man
. ' who died from the wound next morn
s! me-
Ceneial News.
i There are twenty-one universities in
1 j Germany.
j Judge Black's estate is valued at
j SUOU.OUO.
J New Yorkers eat sj,ooo,'" 0 worth
. of oysters a year.
s j There arc 9.4>3 cases of leprosy un
-51 dcr treatment in India.
I There are already fourteen papers in
I the United States named ilie Telephone.
| A daughter of Gen. Winfteld Scott is
I living in Virginia, the wife of a Winficid
II Soott.
H Pr Oliyer Wendell Holmes carries a
horse chestnut in his pocket to prevent
rheumatism.
1 There arc many more Kngliihmen in
' the United States to-day thau were ever
' | here at one time before.
A New York town has agrowing girl
': of 17 who now touches seven feet and
is still evolving upward.
Judge lloadly's Philadelphia phj»i
cian says that be is sutToring from "ex- 1
i cessive political enthusi.tsm."
1 Brooklyn, which bad a population of )
1 560,680, expects to show a gain of 100,-
000 when the State census of 1885 is'
' j taken.
I The Governor has issued a proelama- j
j tion calling for an election of a Congress- j
I man to fill the place of waiter I l '. Pool
. deceased.
Tho reeon' poising of persons by
i eating church festival ice-cream at Cam
den, 8. C., is now attributed to the use
of touqua beau in the flavoring'
All the prisoners in the jail at Tren
i ton, Tenn., eight in number, made their J
• escape on Sunday. Two murderers—one
• named George Smith, for whose arrest
$1 ,000 was offered—iit* among the
Boeing convicts
i Mrs Gen Roberts Toombs diel at
II CUrksville, Ga. She had been promi
,' nent in society in Washington and Rich
mond, Va., while her husband wns f'n
-11 ited Senator and while ho was iu the
{Confederate cabinet. •
In Massachusetts a #«anhas SI taken*
'off liis highway tax if he sots four trees'
; along the road.
I RoUfcrt y.'Lee, youngest s:>n of the
'late Confederate Geueral, In- declined
a Democratic nomination for tiio !. 'gis
i latum of Virginia, so aw that ho has
' no taste for ]> jlitics.
| Two gallon* of good w hWry wore pour
! e l down tiie throat of a captured young
alligator iu Mississippi to sea how it
| would affect tu oigauiiiatiop, lie ut
'tercd a ':Uie"'of t\f.», irfcjfl' l fij.'"t uik
,oM scow, in. nill vmnnnnrinrfl
rralTv roilcu over and went to strep.
Wt rtii' WrtM.r »f *lh[ V ; citizen
stood by and envied him.
Political Polr;'-.
Hon. iliihn Shesmiu baa ftxiuall)
given nut i hat ho is not a candidate tor j
I the Republican noniination for l'resi-j
. dent uext your.
j The New York World aptly says that j
whou it hear." Senator Sherman say "I I
aui for a strong Government," it scorns!
|to hear Rismarck and Oorts chakoff!
gently echo "Me tty."
The Philadelphia l'ross says lion. '
.lolin G. Carlisle appears to have reach-'
i ed the point in which a certainty tu the I
Senate looks a good deal more tempting'
I than a possibility in the House.
j The Cass • unty (Neb.) Democrats;
recently held a meeting at which they
' passed resolutions pledging themselves
j tu aid m the work of "cleaning out the
Republican party generally."
j General Nelson, of Indiana, declares
that Logan is greatly more popular than
Arthur among lloosier Republicans. In
this opinion the Mini is Senator is the
I most popular lu.in ou the Republican ,
j side.
The Chicago Tribur.r reports Gen.
iiraut as saying iu that city that ho did
| not thiuk Arthur would get the noiu-;
ir.atioii, and if lie did he could not carry
ibe country, one reason being that Ar
thur would not be able to get the vote
i of his own State.
| Ex-Congressman Mel.one, ot Mary-j
; '.and, says the Democrats of that State
will send a liay.ird delegation to the
National Coiireuthrj; also, that Robert
Lincoln is lha e.ily Republican whom
the Dcuiotaais \v.!l be afraid of next!
jyear.
I hx-Peeretarv Evorts is the latest Pres
jidonti-I prophof lie predicts that the
four persons who will receive votei t..r !
| President in the National K j r.bliran
| Convention are Chester A. Jrthur,Seu
-1 ator (ic -go F. Kdmuuds, lien. \V. T. i
| Sherman and Jauies G. Maine One ef j
, the four, Mr. Evans thinks, will be '
nominated, and he regards it as an cu
jeoui aging sign that a man now promi
nent before tiie ci mi;ry will be named, i
Ought tu »>• llu'iincd.
1 Some of the Ripullican newspapers
are very savage ou W. \V. lluldau for
deserting their pariy. I'oor old man,
I he has had tiie luck of being '.veil abus
ed all his life. Abuse is sometimes
1 more comfortable than praise, and if the
i Id man is Uow preparing for a removal
lio a bettor country, he need not care
I much for the earthly sensation incident
thereto. If Judge lilack could not be,
; a Republican because he was afraid of
hell, Holdcn ought to bo excused for j
backing out at this critical time of life.
—Salisbury tVutchman.
Mealing
There is considerable excitement in
New Milfurd, Conn., over the resigna
tion of Rev. .J. K. llonar, of the Con-j
gregational elmrah. Mr. Rouar hasj
been preaching, it is said, very power- i
fill sermons, but it it has been found
that they were not his own, but selected
entirely from printed books of sermons.
Mr. Mygatt, sou of the bank examiner,
discovered tho plagiarism, and oil Sun
day, the 13th, he brought the printed;
book and followed the preacher word |
for word. Mr. Ronar offered to thej
loaders of his church as in explanation!
and apology that his wife was iu poor i
health and himself pressed for time, eo
ho could'not write.
Dr. Cuylor describes a certain set of i
>
( Christians in this way : "Money given
j for Christ's cnoso is to such a professor'
jan orthodox larceny ; he flings his con
tribution at the box grudgingly, as if
jho would say, "There it is since you
i must have it; when will these everlast
ing calls bo done with >"
Sugar coat a fuol with money, and !
the world's people will sw»llow hfui.
Life is a dream, but too many fast
horses fill the dream with night mares.
4-- On
If jou wish to appreciate the genius
of Shakcspere "putyourself iu plays.
Hearts that overflow with kindness
are often hearts that do not waste much
of that commodity.
He sure you embark on tho right train
I for there arc no return trains on Eter-'
Imty's road.
Contentment may be better than rich- '
i s, ye», the worl I never worships a con-,
(tooted fool.
trap* Kuliicd by I'roit
\ Neivs continues to p' ur in from all
poiuW in Minnesota nn.l \\ isconsiii of
the injury "»L«i; > by fr.ists Friday and
Saturday. Too weather reports show
tiiat there wu. a heavy frost all through
tl e nor tliwe-turn country, and from ev
ery scctiouc me reports of great damage
, done to the corn crop. What little corn
there is along tho Manitoba Railroad
has been pretty nearly til frostbitten,
and in m. L|iy f laces has been killed out
ro. ..t. Along the Onn.lia road, wßcro
ium i rcttinr p»rt«f theewrn of that srti
ti is gi iwu. luo my a-her
was not i|uitc so edd, but still the frost
was h-avy, aud e Liious damage was dono
! 1 he crop the first i f last week was iu go jd
1 condition everywhere, and tho only thing
. feared by ■flariners was tho early frost.
| Owing to tflHet weather last' spring
the corn ciflMr'.s very backward. Oats
acd ot! or crops were not damaged, as
they woto pretty mucli all gathered sev
eral days ago. In northern Wisoousin
, ice formed on standing water. Some
leorn nearly ripened will be saved, but
the crip iu general is backward uud will
' prove loss. Proprietors
'"f large have lost many
j actes of sugar cane, which will not bo
worth a dollar.
I All other crops are secured, and are
; unusually good. Wheat turns out from
ixteen to twenty and ovou twenty-five
bushels an acre. Oats are yielding fifty
and fitty-tivo bushels an acre, and pota
toes are a big crop. Tho oldest residents
say that Saturday was tho coldest day
ever experienced in Minnesota in Sep
tember.
Good judges estimate the corn crop of
j Minnesota and northern lowa will bo
j short of that of last year and will uot go
j ovor 10,000,' ■>" I bushels at tho outside.
In southern Minnesota corn was advan
e 'd. so far that it was not hurt so badly
as further north— Pulrut.
About the year 18(13, says J. F.
Sanderson, I saw a scene I shall never
, forgot. I was walking down tho main
| street of Nashur, N. 11., and came in
I s'ght of Jim Bright's saloon, a horri
ble place, from which honest and so
ber people turned aside with disgust
and dismay. As I drew near, the
j door opened, aud 1 saw tlieui lead out
i a boy of fourteen or fifteen years, who
| ,vas drunk, sick, and helpless. Uiing
inable to walk, ho sat down upon the
I sidewalk, the picture of wretchedness
; and distress. A number of persons
around him, laughing at his
pitiable condition, and cracking their
| eustouiar* bar-room jokes. As 1 drew
I nearer, I a well dressed, bright,
intelligent looking lady walking up
: the street. She came along apparently
, happy and unconcerned, until she was
j eppositc the saloon, when she cast a
glance at the helpless crenture on the
I sidewalk, and exclaimed, in tones that
1 shall never forget:
"Oh, my poor boy!"
It seemed as if a life time of agony
was condensed into that one exclam
ation, which marked a revelation of
such sorrow as she had never known
before.
She could not leave him in his
! misery an i disgrace. Some of tho by
standers helped him up, and the poor
\ molhar led away her drunSen
j boy.— Greensboro Workman.
Maxims.
Re prunpt in all things.
Consider well, then decide positively.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injure not another's reputation or bas
, incss.
j Useyour leisure time for iniprovc
' moot.
\ icld not to discouragements.
Sacrifice money rather than priuciple.
Question not the veracity of a friend.
lie courteous.
Zealously labor for tho right and
succeed".
; A Nkw Enterprise —W. C. Potty
j k Co., of Rush Hill, have in suecess
-1 fill ej •—l'rto 1 • blook factory, j
| and they are daily shipping shuttles to !
' varons points, both North aud South, j
; For soma time blocks for shuttles have I
' Ih'cii gotten out in this State from 1
] dogwood and persimmon, aud Shipped
i jioith to be made iuto shuttles, but we
believe this is tho first factory that has
undertaken the manufacture of tho shut- ;
i tie. They leave this factory ready for !
I the loom, and the specimens exhibited
i are as pretty as any made anywhere.—
I (jreensboro Patriot,
Luilding still goes on briskly through
out tho city, aud the clatter of the arti
i ail's hammer is heard from early morn
till late at uight. It is impossible to
realize tho amount of work uuder con
stiuetion uulosa one sees it, and when
this i* done it is simply astonishing.—
Leiulgr
A whale twenty foot long was caught
Wednesday at Virginia Beach, Norfolk's
uow watering place, on tho Atlautio
i coast. It ui supposed tobavo been injured
| by some vessel.
] Good deeds lie ill the memory of ago
Mike the coral Wanda, green an 1 sunny
amidst the melancholy wastes of ocean.
Wlieu W ill It Bet
The vagaries of matrimonial life will
novcr end until nun and women murv
I'.ir love; and when that gicat" change
will comoover human affairs is all
fiuding out. ISiimetimes the will dis
covers, whin it is too late, that the gen
tleman who claims her is by no means
the person who was all pulitenc. , court
esy and tenderness, and who seemed to
be willing to run his 1 t off in her ser
vice, and arlantly profi -wed thai ho was
willing to run on the stubs all his life
1 r.fler the feet were worn away if she
would mily Fiive him from something
worse than dentil by miving •'Yes."
Souieiiuie- the husband discover*—fatal
discovery- that the lady who had a rep
utation for vast wealth, and whom he
courted with -ueh assiduity and guarded
with .such gieen-eyed jealousy that no
other matrimonial adventurer hail any
chance of success, is really penniless, and
that her reputed wealth was her chief
stock in trade and the only basis of her
dreams for the future, and his waking
up is not. iikc coming out of a nightmare
but rather like gning into one. Then
| purgatory is uot far off.
f f I Only lint! t'apllal
! "If I only had capital," we heard a
! young man say, as he puffed away at a
10-ocnt cigar, "I would do something."
"If I only hud capital," said another
ian lie wulked away from a drain-shop
where ho had just paid 10 cents for a
drink, 1, 1 would go into business."
I The same remark might have been heard
j from the young wan loafing on the street
' corner. Young man with the cigar, you
arc smoking away your capital. You
i from the uraut-shop are drinking yours,
, and destroying your body at the same
time—and you upon the street corner are
wasting yours in idleness and forming
bad habits. Dimes make dollars. T.mc
'is money. Don't wait for fortune to be
gin with. If you had SIO,WO a year
und spent it all you would bo poor still.
; Our men of power and influence did not
start with fortunes. Yuu. too, can
uiake your mark if you i\ill. Hut you
luust stop spending your money for what
ynu ih n't ueed, and squandering your
time iu idleness.
■
Stiu ll llicni!
Had thoughts, if cherished, blight
virtue, destroy purity, and undermine
j the stablest foundations of character.
They are liko rot iu timber hku rust in
iron. They eat into the man. And
i when the process has gone on for a while
und there comes the stress of an outward
! temptation, down they go into a mass
of ruins. Ships go out to sea, all bright
with fresh paint, their sails all spread
and streamers flying, and nevi'r come
back, never reach port. Why? They
met a storm and went down, because
they were rotten. Under the paint was
decay! .lust so bad thoughts, vile, im
pure thoughts and imaginations, rot the
manly oak of character rust the iron of
principle, slacken all tho stays of virtue
und leave the man, the woman, to the
violenc-j of temptation, with no interior
of reserve power to stand tho shock.
Had thought fed and fattened are the
bottom vice of society.
Mai. Atkinson, of the C. F. Si Y. V.
railroad, is in the city, and savs three
miles of track were laid last month on
this end of the road, llad it not been
found necessary to connect the road with
the wharf at Fayettcville, a better show
ing would have been made.— t'atriut
EI.F.fIANCE AND I'LKITT. — Ladies
who appreciate elegance and purity are
using I'arker's Hair Balsam. It is the
best article sold for restoring gray hair
[O its original color, beauty and lustre.
A WOMAN'S KXPCRIKNCK. — Mothers
ami (laughters should feel alarmed when
Weariness coustauily oppresses them.
"If I am fretful froin exhaustion of vital
powers and the color is fading from my
lace, I'urkcr's Ginger Tonic, givea quick
relief. It build' me up and drives away
pain with wonderful certainty."—liufi'a
lolady
A WORD TO. MOTHERS. —Mothers
should rcmembe „it is a most important
duty at this sea op to look after the
health of their families mid cleanse tho
malaria aod impurities from llieir sys
tems, aud that nothing will tone up the
stouiaeh and liver, regulate the bowls
nnd purify tho blood so perfectly as
Parker's Ginger Tonic advertised in our
columns.- l'ost. i s ee other column.
Oak Ridge Institute
A Nil
IttiNiiH'NN Collejfff.
A tirstclass Literary and Commercial
school for training young men and young
ladle* for the actual duties of life. Prepare*
for College, acitiug, hiu>ine»*. Is thor
oughly pronto vp and Practical. Is strict
ly first(-]*■& in ail of it* departments with
out being too expensive. Aim* u> bo
Good Enough for Anybody and Cheap
Enough Jor Rveryhoy.
Is patronized by th* l**st business m*n in
the btato. The only LITKRAK Y School 1
in the State which hata compile distinet ]
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Has been patronized duripc last year by all j
porta of North Carolina with * farj?e atten
4anet'Cioin South Carolina. A!a-|
boraaaad Texas. 175 students in atu-mi-1
inc.*. Full eorps of exjtetfcmvil teachers, i
Uefors to the businessmen of Wiust«m ami l
Salem. F«»r aud Sptteiuicus t ,i
PfeiniovutYrfp. address
J, A. Ar it. 11. HUI/i\ Principal*,'
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, i
Danbiiry Market
coiu.t • ; KD W i :I:K I. v ISY PEPPKU *SICO.
Apj U's, |»rr bushel 0 W
»irioil j>er lb. 3a6
lierries o.ack 1
 'herriis l.ialo
Butter,.... . ia;al"»
K.'v .id
I'vai'lKl. duaiii'n *
sliced «V»2
evaporated l.ial-i
(Won l-,il
Lard M
i toes wax,
Culler, common to lair, SalU J
good to 1'! I lottl2| j
choi Hi
Sturar extra C *mkk
Tai I A i
cranuUieo.. 1*
Cotton checks H'
Calico i
A A r-liec I'M* . »«*.•..' 1
Ulr n Ml'ii
 ot:«Mi ios I.'.'-' ;
•Icam. Ky., lijH'Ju j
Ilondach**,
Cbroilo IMw-
Q rburo, JauiwMoo,
lnijiurlty of tUn
i2£zZjL jßi r « T " r "» d
v A *""• >^Larl "-
UUTL "" IHM«HA|
rangciucnt uf Uur, lluwtli and Itldnrys.
BTHTTOHS OF A DISKAIKCT) IJVKIt.
Had Breath; I'ain In the Sklc, lomotiir. s tlye
Klin i» Mt ui-icr tl»c Mvmltfcr utatl, tmaA ti ! r
Khcuin Uiviu . general L-«» of i.ppetitc; B»>wrU
K*-ut aJly cttvv:, *.nicrtm-a aiirinMini; with tax;
th* Seal t.4 t;oubleJ with pain, it dull an I heavy.
wih CtnoderaMc i.»%* >f m. -nory. accompanied
wih 6 |>.tibiui » ii.au if Irjvitm u.t>ion«»> a «
wtu,: .ujlit t- !.av.- b - .nr : a «.!i:St. '.r. • • "i
! in. i ftue :« •. i. ■ ri.o. an at.ntX.iu. c.t.-n
| w M..kcn for ctMMiirtipiiun th • p.»ti-nt cooiplai.n
t.l v, .! . i : iv...y. ii rvi us. v\ > kti 4. *• 1;
leit cold i bwrti iijj, •■'•nctimcs n prlekly vn.'ti. n
of the sl.m cvi*t», spirits aru low anddetp. no ;tt,
and, although Satisi'ir- I that exerc?«e wauM ne *A-
fi i..1. >-t on® c.. i ho ity hUsnu*on up Juitautk t->
try It in f.tot. di*tr.i«* cvetv rtrue-'-y S- \ »al
of the J!» vc IVn»|»KH..* AttCOli ti.e but .vi
hi«v« »»»urTc«i viten hut frw .if the in rx i»t> !. yet
ttk uin.itMii alter .icath ka- thuwu th>. uur m
liav. ixoii cxtnaivvly dt ran^-d.
It fchnnl-J ho lui-il by nil p«*rtt>nii, oM iind
l young, ivlienttvor an/ of tli« nbote
S|ii.|)l*im« tt(*pour.
Pcr«nns Tr.TT»»II.iK or I.irlnj; !;i Un
ln alltiy J4)cauti««,i»y -
! al'.y t«> k.-cu tli • I-ivcr .ii heakhjiactt .u, w>*• a»> .J
I all M:«lut i:i. Hilton* nlfnrk«. IVrr m . N.oi
: te:'. I»r wsincs*, •*t»..».»n  f Spirit*. It
will invic kkra f. »>» o( wine, but i« no In
toxlr.tujig bctt'r.iko.
If Yon huvft cut An nnjttitng Intrd of
tlitccMtlnii, o: f tl b vy a'ur m&J* ur giro p.
1» n« .it night, take a dose an ! you w.il U; rcUt v..d.
Thno and I>octori« # will l»o »r.v«-«l
by ke"jilni' th«« Kf|ulit»r
In tilt* lIIMML-l
wlwtevrr tt»e ailment n.ay be. » rti • upV'y
sate nurgntivts ulit-rttiv.- ai. i t.iiog .m
iif> urV -*jt pl.vr. tl • rrmc.*y*U hiirmle-.*
mikl dt»« « iiui iiilc-rforo v»t.h bUMn*«« or
| pi* antaro.
JT l!« I'T RKI T VEnrTATTT.r.
! And ha* ull the p>w r ! t tkf.i ywf Cai ».n#| of
l Quiune, without any of the tnjmiuaft aAcr cltu. ts.
A (iovernor'i TeatJmony.
Simm n* 1 !vcr Regulator h.i» bc*:i : n u»-* n rny
1 fan i. : i • te «ini«, atvt lam storied it it a
I valuable auditi 111 : I ircdi .>1 science.
J. titll. SH%/KTKW, G»»ctnor r»f Ala.
TTnn. AlpTnnd#.p 11. Sti-iihPiK, of Cia.«
I aayi Han • *• • M r,T r.t I? m th-: li*e tif
Sim, i.» I Iver and «i»li to give it a
further trui.
only TbHf; that nevor fall* to
r.olirv. ."-1 ) iv- n*t-' rr. iu.' i -tncnr* ; r Dvi-
I I • e.r A'.' t .n at I i*cbil;ty, but Sever
heve iotiad an\t' ;to heti' fi: mc t> th • *t« nt
| S.r *. Regulator hu. I* nt Worn M .i
--r-sota to i' rgia I>r It. :.n ! * ■ ild send further for
a a ii.-.d. n e, af.d would advtae all who arc titn*
I ilarlv a(T«fUtl to (five it a trial a* it scetns the on'.y
11.1t.,: that nevr * t.« .i i to • clievr
» H M JANNCT, Mirr.eapolis, Minn,
rr. T. *V. >la*ott an>at From actual «*•
m the ate of Slmi iLiyct 1 tor ia
tiiv praet »•? i have lecn 1 a*n MtUfteU ta Uie
| and prescribe it a* a purgative atcdiau.
Js«r y-Taltr only tV.c G«>nnin«>. which alw->y»
ha- i. the Wrapper th red Z Trade-Murk
and ftguatuxe « f ,7. 11. ZEXLIN' X CO.
| FOR SAI F. r.Y AT.T. DRUCCISTS
WE MEAN
BUSINESS I I
Ilavine to quit the gooi'j biui
in > ..ml 'lt*» ;» utir I'lJiP luotc f>illy to dc
\« . j .114 iht i»t.?M*ral iuU-ieoUi of the- COUJI
- \\'i' wilt s 1! our
j KSTIIiK STOCK OF (7007)S
and rent or l#ai« our #torphoifst* ou't'-.c most
I lilx'raJ tcruu*. o'ir stot k of :i r;en-
I «Tal itsviihiii'iit, oiubim'ing oveiy !;;}♦• usu
ally kept in a oemitrv store, tl»> fret eost of
which was al»oui oJ M»*ht ol ll;e goods
II »ti liand are «*it li«»r m w or sUj lo KIKHIII, —
i'h • s ivk e:ifbmc^ a prohaWy the oe.>* as
• : i > b. i Mind in ll» considering the
i «iist. We will rent th«* storehouse for any
' 1.-ngth of time, ft in nix mon's up to fix«?
i '/ears. Thti storeia>UM i| 24x40 let't, witli
[basement full length >r and roojii
'on seeond lloor lor storing thousand* of
i poiuuN of fruit ami huiulie U ol dullara
i worth of praitl and other rouatry piothu"
Tho aland alone is worth jw rend iiundrt d
Idnllai's to a party to eiuUuk in
business, IK-IIIJ; on tl.e corner of
Main ami s« hoolhouse streets, within about
| OIK- hnntl! «l >arls «l tht' # cuiuthou%e. il
: tlesin tf, we ill ?o!l with the ctiotls our
HOAD TEAM OK MVI.FS,
I w ;u{on and harutiM : also about six hundred
I pieces ol' half tanned leather, and
| WILL LEASE TAX'YARD,
; and tanner's tools f.»r any lcigth «.f thnp.
We have in adtiition to tin the
Ibllowi:u valuable proj>erty v.Uich we will
sell at reasonable fhurvs:
' riiISTISG J'h'Kss, WTTII 7 YPJ?,
vK;e. Full out lit for running t>-eolmnn jkiimm 1 .
Full s*»t of fixtures fur in.in v. f. :uiuig t»-
jhareo.cotlsißthlsofshaj.es, shape .t -I bo\
screws, drjfru. Ac., tlv.
I One circular s.iw-uiill (Z'2 saw)
| giHid as new: one >.uh •av.-mif!, o;. chle *-
! mill, o ie cam-iuiii, ail in bx; # two.
I p!aii»;Uir n mules ono ItoliO, 4n«l one
.gtxxl rhr»»e v tteil haek.
tL/~Our ohjoot in tne above pt o|>-
: erty for sale l»eing more io get ritl tt its
t :uaiin;*iu-'it that we may d 'voie our time
as above s'ateil, we will sell most of it (if
I do desired) on
ONE oii TWO YFARf? TIIFE,
j ptirehas T giving note w ifh approved s*'Cuii
> ty at 5* per cent, intenwt.
rEPPEIt, VEAL A CO.
j Panbury, N. U n September IT, IHB.J.
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